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. . - „ ) ,:i • .; , ). • • ••• -• ' PiL. • . • 4 • • i _ , . :: : • - . . i 1, :Z4 • 41,, i lk g i i • , • ~- • P r „ 4 0. N• • • . 1 • - - 05' • .• 40/ 141 / f Ctr , • • ~" ~~`~~~~ ~1 iii* ~iS c mplunt , I (s.(l '!'!l3 TUESDAY OCTOBER 3i 1809. INTITAIBER 5329,] [PRICE SIXPENCE HALFPENNY• • LYCEUM 'll-IEAtR Vnder the Special Licenseot the LO RD CH AMB E R LAI N, Granted for the present Season to the joint application of alt I attics principally naterested. 'THEIR Majesties' Servapts,. tormigg.the:Coll4 7 A. PAWL of the late DR. - UR 1 1 ' LANE 'THEATRE, .IHIS PRESENT TUESDA.Y, Otiober 3, 18439, teriortn the Loineity of Tifit HEIR. AT LAW. ' • • To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK, LADIES Awn eial tl rTLEDIx, T HE Death of *Mr, T wort hy your late Director, induces me again to offer myself to your no tice, as a Candidate•thr the Vacancy occasioned by that event, an*, I earnestly solicit the honour _of your support. The flattering situation in which your kindness placed me on the late' Ilallot, and the accession of many powerful Friends. wiliowere•then pre-engaged, jiistify a well-grounded 6116- dunce in the attainment. of the objed - of my ambition. I beg leave to repeat my pledge °Hite fidelity and zeal with which I Shall devote myself to your service, should you be pleased to confer upon me the distinthon to which I aspire. I have the honour. to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, • Your triu,:h,obliged : and faithful humble Servant, Billiter-sqlwie, Sept: - JAMES DANIELL. ;Mr. Daniell'6 Committee meets daily at the King's Head Tavvrhin , ttic PoultrY, from.Eleven.to Four o'Clock. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, September 22, 1809. THE COMM ISSIO iVERSjor PICTUALLING flis ltlajesty - s Navy do hereby give Mike, That on Frid4 the 6th of (Mo.ser next, they will 6e rraaY to receive Ten der-4 in writing (sealed ',pi, - and treat :for Tbiee Thassand BOLTS of FLAGS for the use ql the Cooperage, to be aninver- FRENCH PAPERS. able to Samples to produced with the Tenders to be ddiveted in the space of Twelve Months, by Monthly Proportions, into 'his Majesty's Vilma!ling Stoics at Deptford, and to be _paid for by Bills, payable with liticieit, Ninety pa s yt after Date. The Condition's of the CcritraA W ray be seen d t the Siiretag's Dec:. Daniel Dowlas (alias Local Duper)<yb-Mr. - soift DO - ddr i Pargicis's, Mr. b 0 WTO (Being their first apiOrancein..thctse•Criaradetsj ;• Dick l)owlas, Mr. RUSSELL; Henry Morolditd, Nt. WILLA N D'; Stedfasy, Mr. I'OWELI,; . Zekiel Hornestitin, Mr. CAMP ; Kepriek, FIN sToN E . Deborah Dowlas (alias Lady DuherlY); Airs. SPARKS; cafolirie.;.porther, Miss 130 - Y(2E' ; Cicely HcniT;spun, Miss RA Twentieth of the PR ES.E.ItT 'MONTH the WHOLE ofthe STATE LOTTERY will be:DraWn in ONE DAY. 'PP ICUARDSON,. (7400DLUCK, and 'Co. re jZ remind the Public, that all P &chases in the iir,:•ceut Liktery must be matte before the 23th instant, as the Bole Drawing will be decided in Twelve Hours. Ohly ciao° Numbers.-- Your 'rickets of each Number. CAPITALS. 4 - of - - - £ 20 .00 00 4 - - of - - 4 - - ctf - - loco g - - - C sz - of - - Ace. 4c. 4c. AND NOT THREE BLANKS TO A PRIZE. TTCKETS and SHARES on Sale at the Old Offices., Corner.of Bank-buildings, Cortibill, and faring the Gate of the King's Mew,.,Charing-cross, . By . KICHARDON, GOODLUCK, and Co. GRAND LOTTERY. TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS To bedivided between thellublie hrOne Day.. TICKETS.and SHARES are on Sale by EYTON, at his State . Lottery Office, late Partner with Sir lames 130tineoinb, No. 2, Cflmhitl, hear the ManSion- HOuse. Otify 5,000 Numbers. iliet&s, and every-gartiouLif relative to the Lcttery, to be had, gratis, at the auove Lt.icky Office. In the LAST LOTTF.RY, the following CAPITAL PRIZES we're Sold lit 130 Shares by E YVON : _ , . I '9,12 . 3 . 420,0c0 4,/90 . 45,0001 7; 9 - 47 i00 I '145 10 - 20 , 000 15,L=7 -- . 5,000 18 ,535 - - 500 18,,977 - 200000 3,004 - 2,0001 19,003 . - Soo 12,767 - 10,000 ^..ike*lte, No. 3,618, of tooc Tickets, entitled to 24,7651. The Origii;al ue by.tEie Lharlicios, To which will be added, the Musical Entertaiinitent of ROSI NA . • Mr, - Belville, Al r. 1 aPps ; Captain hely!) le, Air. HORN ; Wiiliain, Miss KELLY Rustic, Mr. Ml I_ I.h 1.4 • Rosina, Mrs. b S HOP ; Dorcas, NI is. SP R 1( S ; Phoebe, Mrs. hi. I\t D. • .Hoses and tibces ittef•Rox (Mice, at the Strand eiiirance ; at whom may also be had Private Boxes nightly:. Boxes as. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s: 6d.• SeConci Price 2.5. allety as. Second Priee . is. _Upper Gallen is. Second • Price 6,1. The Doors Sr. be opened at i;alt'past Five, and the Per formance to begin at Half past 'Six. The Comic Opera of Toe daunted rower was-on 6atur. day Evening perrurrned to a most brilliant and cni.vded Au dience, with the iomlest acid ,thost, universal applause, and , will be repeated To-rnorrow Evening, with Th e M ayor o f Garratt. - r *.* The Public are respetifully informed, that Mt Vtriench, of the Theatres Royal, - Bath anti y ar k. , is engaged at this Trieatte, and wil , appear, for the'fi rst ti me in London, in the course of a few days.—Mrs. Edwin, from the Theatre DubiM„:-ts also ;engaged at this Theatre and wilt shortly make her first appearance. • THEATRE-101( AL, COVEN r.GARDEN. , '- o6to6er 2, I8 e §: F THE COMMITTEE for xa th ining the Athirs of i.: ‘ ' r NT- (_; A kIIEN THEATR consisting of the follow)ng•Centlemen— . . Alderman Sir CHARLES PRICE, Bart, M. P. ; Sir THOM AS IL U M-E R,'Ktit, His Nlajestrs Solicitor- i General; , .• • I T ''' lOHN L SYVtS'I'ER, Esq. Retord or o f t he Ci t y of # THIS MONTH.. .. London; ' . . . . . t lOHN ,W I-I 0%1 , 10 RE, Esq. , Governor of the Bank of i T, BASH respeatully rettinds the Public, that the - • England • :and . i • sTATE LOTTERY not only begins, but finishes on JOHN JULCUS ANGF.RS.TEIN, Esq. ; - 1 - FRIDAY, the s shot this M , ~. CH ; .-- Therefore all who wish to haYe a chance to gain Rive anihoriseffiliellroprietors to publish the following k . EIGHTY THOUSAND POUNDS Report in their names t We d •ta the purchase of a single NuMber, must buy before the • ' o' hefeby L ettify, that, a fte r a'f u ll an d attent i ve ex , - Y arnination of ine subject which we have been desired to in. . drawing begins, as the whole Lottery, consisting of zoeyoool. be decided in ON I'. DAY. vestigate by the P ruprietnis of Covent- G arden The i n Prioita will atre, for '. the satisradkoit of: Ticke is and Shares ate selling in great variety at his old ,the - public,' in respect -to th e rate o f p r ofit . xeceive t t by t h en: f rom t h e l ate Theatre, and lik e l y to b e re - established Offices in Lonnoti, and. by his Agents in the ceived from the new,- that' the follow ingis the result of our Country, who in the late Lottery have teen remarkably for inquiry tunate in g:tlittg and sharing au immense number of Capital : Prizes - , 'particularly the two last 32,00°1. Prizes, the last e " -"a he rate ot profits adually received, ti" on an average of . zol-. l'ri •.-, and the last Capital Prize ever erawn. , the last six yeare,s.orninelicti9.; in ISej, (the period o f the, 25 . ° e Pctsot,S in the Country !nay be supplied, the same as present copartnerstriP4 in the theatre, upon the capital em. . * • barked therein,, we have ascertained t o iiave amounted to bi lt present, by sending their Ord is .( post or carriage paid) ac_ with Bent Notes, good Bilis, Cash, or Post-Office . . lie( cent , per annuhi, charging the concern with only theourn ;-,.. s tp , t i tho 01 hi s Old Established Offices, radually'paid for fitioranee On such part of die capital as was' - `-'•,`":. in surt'•e• . but, ii. the whole ot the capital had b. en insured;. ' 4° ' -‘' Al CORNHILL,-or N 0.9, CHARINC-CROSS, 1..01\11)02:1 i file pro fi t weetrtheve been reduced to. very little 111 , Pre than ! - alt Business in the public I. unds is transacted with 6 per cent, and, for want of this lull insurance, the Proprte- : W he re ars, being in part their own insurers, sustaineo a loss by the ; e is theONLY LOTTERY Fidelity and Dispatch. •-• ' Please to remark, the STAT E' late fire, for which rio compensation has been made, to the : amount of nitre liian - the whole of their profits for the above , tharwill be drawn THIS YEAR, , ..: period of six years • - - ' . , . _________ __ , _ . . - " Th e rate ol profit likely to be reeeived iti future from the _ HUM - BRAS REFORMIST. seveTheatre ' depending-1h part upon 'ilit amount of bills not ~, this Day - was published, price 45. boards, Y et delivera, and of estimates lot fully ascertained, and tin s ift tRANTIC the R.EPORNIER i urn the Hu . the future re c eipts old ie lioite, winch are sullied to various _, - contingencies cannot ne ascertained with , the same degrete;of ~.' moor , of the Crown and Anchor: , • certainty ;" blit, iii,,,, the' best consideration we have neeri Printed for Stockdale, !union 41, Pall-Mall. :, able to give t( . • tins subjet, alter hiving had recourse t:, eve Where ;nay be had, in one large Volume, Bvo. price cos. 6d. ri - • , I Ire Life of St.. Neot, oldest Brother of Allied the Great. *ource , or iiitoimaii „ ii, oral and written, we ate fully s,atijted. , By the Rev. JOHN W HIT AK ER, B. 1). that the 'tali re. protirean the New Theatre, at the pr9iised Also, in 4tO. RoyarSven or Derily Bvo. Might advance in .. tle s.rice,s or , admission, will'amount tuoplY-3* ; The Supplementary Volumes to the Works of the Le e : T t i h t. , i , ;••• .:i , 1,1,:i up . . , n the tapital ex pentled in the The- • • Hon, Edmund Burke. lion of i a ,, - i• be ii , sured, and that upon the saint stipposi- - • .. . . ( .-, prietcrs will, in 0 • ' u - 4 per cent . - • per our judgment, annually annum on their capital. 1- • t near ,' . sustain a.osso i "'CHARLES PRICE.' i . ' ' " "THOM AS P LUM.Lg4I,, , f • . ...it ti IN SYLVES • TER. 4 MARIt , I7,F , REStDENCE. Arca . ESTATE, HAMP. • ', lt)Pi N WIAPTNIO R li,, -- ,i `, •,, 4 r- ' - SHIRE. . r , .. lOHN 1111.111 S AN(' t , A'S`TEIN- - - ' 4 -• -- - , - "TO BE SOLI BY - AUCTION, Timiecpunt of the receipts and ex- nd j i ra e ' of the - six ,In October next, unless - ,previously - Disposed of by Private. years will be punlished to-morow ; anrthe t glalic are ros ' • '' - •- COntract, p_eaftilly informed, that the Theatre will be - ' 'fi i g irtlE ESTATE and HOUSE, called ROOK re. (Tent on 0 „ ednesctay next, wish hint . C ' , .-. ~. (mac Opera of THE BEG- g ; CI IF F. in the Parish,of Milfnal ne!if EAR'S Lymington.— Of' ii RA, aiiii tine Fare' iI ' • - ' . 1 ' ' '- • cl • Pdd .1( f-o Acres- partly sur eo SIdE A PRINCE ? ••• 1 ;he House's situate in a a ca. o , _ i1.1310i , : - FIRE ' ':- --- and 1 . 's E I NSU RANCt CO NIPAN - * 'N -j - l• td•-1.1 by. Plantations and commands most beautiful views r" ' L f Wight Needles and surrounding Country. It New BRI'DGE:•`,TKEET, BLAcK FR/Aks; • ' tof the Isle 0 ' ' • ,• • l') . i -room', and Library, with EmpoWered by : Ad of Pad' ..iment, 1 consists of al Drawing-aara.in. in ng " • 1 ' • • - • ' Servants' 011 ices. The Estate con, e , su itable C hatnbcrs, am. YorI NSURANCE-front FIR Ee and 'tat LIVES , and for ' i • J. . , . . Acres Or Arable and PaSture'Land, in a ring. Ole Grant and Purchase of ANNUITI i... a bo u t , - .. rains -ca I NSU RANICES . faiIih ' 11 • • g due at lichaelinas should re p uted Manors of. Mil : fence , together with the Manors, or . . . , ford Barnes, and Milford M ontagu, and is entitled to exten - be tellewen within tifteeit•Days from that period. 1 sive Forest, and Common Rights.- The Land-Tax is re- Abatements are tnade, according to the Plan, which origi- l' deemed, and the Estate free of great Tithes,,exceptabout 2a ; inated.with tins Linn pain', on the Premiums of all Fire lnsua ! ranee Acres. About too Acres are let on an old lease, which 4x- Insurance ; and ever ranee: .out of L on d on. A large Advantage is allowed en Lite plies 18 15 ; th e rema i n d er i s i n ' hand.. There are a good y facility• is at-Forded 'by which the in- ! itchen- g arden, Green-house, Ice-house, Coach-house : s e iciest and convenience of the r üblic may be. promoted. Stables, Barns, Ox-sheds, Pig-sties, and: alt ' necessary WARN i..R PHIPPS, Secretary. I Farming Buildings, most of which have been erected within *.„. 4 •The Company's Office ter the West-end of London is ; these few- years, together %Kith a . Elotise for the Bailiff, and a' at No. 97, near Oxrerd-street, on the West Side of New• ; i Labourer's Cottage. Bond-street . - The Furniture•, Fixtures, Wines, Prints, Farming Uten • I • , MONE iY. sils and live Stock, will be incl u d e d in tile Purchase, or inform I- Sold 'by Auction on the Premises. ESSRS. LUCAS and Co,,bea Leave to 1 . e:.l : For particulars, and Tickets to view the House, apply to M those that may be desirous of burrowing Tempo- I Messrs. Graham, - Kinderley, and Doraville, Lineoln'annit, rary or Permanent SUMS of MON EY, that they can at all 1 L on d on. times, and without delay, advance any_Suin from One Hun- 1 .. . . t 4 r( (1 to Twenty Thousand Pounds, and - upwards, on personal ' or any other §ccurity, nirs in g num MarriaeeSettleinenta,M HA NDS - OAIE RESIDENCE, IN: NEWARK-UPON. o• ; TRENT .•. • ney in the 'Fond . - Clergy ritens' Livings, or Fteehold, Copy 'fo BE SOLD BY PRO/ATE CONTRACT, hold, and Leasehold Estates, on the. most fair and equitable f A Terms, and 'will:also cooduet every' Negbiiation at much less i A Well-built, . tibstantial, mo w er) . and elegant expence than what is usually Incurred inmoney transaaions 1 . MANSION, together with convenient, Yards, Plea-: Peranni'il Applications Messrs L ucas I - ' sure and Kitchen Gardens, Hot-houses, Peach-house, and ceive at their house, No. 1 I a'rul'Co.•dat y , re. , 9, er ll- s treet-street St. lamests, Appurtenances thereto belonging . ; an excellent Erew-• , other and Letter:;, post-Pald. iminediatcre answered. ; house, Wash-house. tartlet:good ,Lzundry with 'Chambers - N.B. Ten years purchase will bk; given for well- seC other Out-offices and But • ltint,tired over it, and i• ,s, large Stable. Annuities. 1 yard, Walled-in, with capital Stalafirig, and Coach-houses ad= -'--- --------------"7.2—:----- --- : 'billing • situate in Newark-upon-Trent, and well adapted PORTUGAL CIAOAK.S, WARRANTED, INIPENE. NIP ENE. ' - of 1 1.-The HouSit, which is TRABi. E T() WE T. •. fur the residence a genteel-1 • amity. DULSFORD•and SERJEA.NT, Miliiar I.' . . repair, ' • - i large and roomy , has very lately undergone the 'Most cum asconvenient as possible ; . . y• • alloys, plete and has been ren de re d .1. andManutaCturers of I mpenetra'olewater- proof Camblet, ' irhas also-been much ornaMented,• and handsimeel y panned to then-ROI-al - Highnesses 'the Prince of %Vales, .'The Oilices, which have also been most coin- Duke - of : and Painted. York, and Army, have the honour to inform 'the Nobility , ! plete,lY and substantially , repaired, have every possible cent. Gentry and their Friends, tliat'Xperienee having proved thir - '• venlence attached to them. The Gardens walled on every flicle.tolbe;Oeilteetky impenetrable to wet for any length of ' side, are laid out with taste, and handsomely planted with a time, they can most confidently recurnmend the same, pa rticu. : great variety of beautiful' lowering:shrubs, and wc IP stocked larly• to Officers.of Cavalry . gOinwen Foreign Service, where with die choicest Fruit 'frees of every kind, •in full bearing. they are much expooed to the weather; neing.light and pleasant arw well trained " . . ' •,. wear, will Wrap tip iii a - verY small Corn pass,and retain its ine.; ' A lso o Two Closes of Pasture- Land., situate near the ab o ve - p,enetrablentralities .until this last, as rid rain or sea water Premises, containing about tour acres (more or less,) w ith an Will adhere to it. . ; excellent and newly-ere led brick and tiled t wo,stall Stable, To be had only of them, the Inventors and •SoleeTroprie.. I and a roomy' Coach.hotise• , E "'Y. accommodation will be tors, N o , 4 , jemg_atreet, St. lames's ; and at the i'vlihrary • given as to p ossession, an:l t a re property will be sold in one,• Warehouse, No. 4,•Suiltharriptoinstreet, Saranit, wheie 011 - two, or.tnree lots, asimay best. suit the convenience of the cers juinav the Artny and Navy arecompletely. dOipped_- ; purcitaser: The whole is Freennitt, and the Land-Tax re ,r,**: The above Cloith being always ready; of . ditaent , deemed. - • - ' .. to Messrs. A lien acd-Hodg ls'zcs can h tll it; to ut delay. "• • ; For-turtlier particulars apply - . , t; sea o .%1 4 10 ' kiting), Solicitors, in Newark, afaeSaid. ~.. . The - Grand Prize 41. • SALES. t No regard will be had to any Tender in whic'h the Price shall not be inseriedin oc , ,,rils at length,ser that shall not be 'delivered to the Board before'One o'Clock on the said Friday the 6th of 080. her, nor unless the Person lobo makes the Tender, o sole Per. 'son on his behalf, attends, 'to ,:ankovir, when called for. WIELING. 0.1410 E, Sept. 26, 1809. - r iniv, 21474 7;3,3 ; 16 NERSi or PICT Ueit LLING " IL Ills yESTrs NAVY do hereby give Miiii,That on - Wednesd.iy the 4rhof Oibber next, the) will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed wp) °alp:eat for Two Mindred Tens t.f BLACK SMYRNA, or AIiEXTA RAISINS, to be a,, SWerable to Sainples to be produced with the Tenders ; to be deli_ vered in the wriks, - by weekly proportions, int His Majesty's Victualling Steiies, as Deptfird,' and to be paid for by Bills pay. able, interest, ninety Days after date. The 'Conditions y the Contresa may be seen at the Secretary's' No regard twill , he had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to .'the Beard befit? One o'Clock on the said Wednesday, . the 4th of Oqober, nor ,totless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. TRANSPORT OFFICE, &iitember Igo,. rrHE COMMISSIONERS' for Caitchaifla His 41.1.4.7E5TY's TRANSPORT SERVICE, for..ighing eare of Sick and Woundfd Seamen, and for the Care and Custody of Prisoners of War, do .hereby eve Notice, Thai they will be ready at this Office, on Wednesday the nth of October, 184, to receive sealed Tenders, and trcnt with such Persons as may be. willing to cortraa for VICTUALLING PRISONERS' of WAR, in Ikahh, at Plymouth, for Six Months certain, front the ist December »c.v. • • Na Tinder will be received alter One o'clock on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, 'unless the Pa;ty, or an Agent for him, personuli'y *tend. Each Tender mutt be ace„mpanied by a Le/ter from :too respectable Personseng.tging to become bound with the Person rendering, in the Sum of wool. ; for the due Performanee of tm: Cim.tract. - Farther P.aticulars may be knownhy appying at Mit Office, or to Captain ROgert, Piym.uth. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, ------ Sept 29, iBc 9 , TAB PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 1115.1114- JESTrs ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mall, on or before Friday thee q3ll , Day of October next, from -inch Per tain as may be willinglo undertake the Supply of BRITISH and FOREIGN IRON for service . of this Department, for a period of three years. Patterns of the A► tickt may 6 , -tiirstied, upon application, at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and further par ticulars., together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secrtla►y's Office, in Pall-Mall, afore_ said any day, between the houri of 'Ten and Fur o'Clock, where the Proposals 'strict be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed, "'Proposals for Icon;" hut no Proposal can he admitted after the said 'sib day of : October, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same day, neiiher will a' Tender be noticed, unless the Party . making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, • R.. H. CREW, Secreta►y. This Day was published, in amo. priCe4s. 10111-IARMACOPCEI4 COLLEGII. REGALIS• NIEDICORUM LONDINENSIS. Ati;ccc.ix. Veneunt aild . Longmatt, Hurst, Rees, et Orme, Pater noster-row. Ut whom may be had, the Quarto Edition, price ii. 4s. bds. CERVANTES HOGC'S NEW WORK. On Monday, October 2, 1 809. was published, Neatly printed, in three vols.. foolscap Svo. embellished-With Three humorous appropriate Caricatures; Price il. is. in hoards, THE SETTING SUN; or, .oevil. among tile: 11 Placement to which is kled, a new Musical Drama , . being a Par Ody on the Beggars tlliera, as lately ailed, with Universal ecl.it, at the Theatre.Royal, in G lyster ; with Hints fora 11-I:isquerad,: Iyhileq, on a gratid.scale: •` Like thieves, surpris'd, whilst they divide the Klatt, seeming doubtful 'where their safety lies." D'A;tenant." London: Printed for T. Hughes, 35, Ludgate : street4 Chappel, Pall Mall ; Gray and Sun, Piccadilly Kirby and Co. Oxford-street ; Blacklock, Royal EXCliange and %Vll— stal, Royal txclinge. BY.THE KING'S PATENT. DR. NORRiS's FEVER THE experience of more than half a century has so fully established the reputation of this invaluable Medicine, that it is now unnecessary to exptiate - on its effi cacy in every species of Fever, toartienlarly , the .Scarlet and Typhus fever, also the Yellow or Putrid Fevers ; they hav e never been known to fail, when administered agreeable to di reckon ; in the Measles, Small Pox, Teething, and most Disorders incident to Children they are aninfallible remedy ; the decays and discoinforts of advanced life.are under their immediate influence, they immediately stop the progress of 'a fresh Cold, and areparticularly adapted as a genial Itestora pve. • 'I he Vamily Bottle, 225. sold at the Do6loi's House, No. 29, Lower Brook street, c; rosvenor- square, where o►ders for • exportation are duly executed. Smaller Bottles, t is. and 2,i. 9 .r. wh ,, lesale and retail, at Bacon's, t so,' Oxford-street,•and by most iespedable Venders in Town and Country.. klsoDr , NOßßlS's . celsbrated.ANTl-BILIOUS PLIAS, with .unple Direr...lions, 2S. 9d. the Box. Observe that the words," Thomas Norris Moore" are.engeaved on the Govern. meat Stamp ; no ethers are or can be genuSee. P 2015, SEPT. 14.—Tile English, who hal had the, audacity to make their appearance upon the :coast of Calabria, and of Ponilla, have been vigorous. • ly repelled, and thrown into the sea. On Monday - last the Russian Ambassador, Prince • Kourakin, celebrated the fete of his Sdvereign. A Te Detury was sung in his presence in the chapel of the embassy after mass. All the Russians now in Paris attended that.ceretnOny. The Affibassador gave them a sumptuous entertainment, to which the prin cipal personages of the French Ministry now in Paris Were also invited. The,idlowing toasts were given: " His. Majesty the Emr.ror of all the Russias and his august family. —" His illustrious friend and any the Ettperor Napoleon."—" The alliance of the two Emperors, and the general peaCe which must be the, finest fruit of it." ' In the evening, the whole front of the Ambassi, dor's hotel was magnificently illuminated ; the grand` arch which serves as a gateway was also illuminated, and surmounted with a brilliant cypher of the Em peror Alexander. An orchestra which was placed near the gate, performed the whole evening, and contributed to atra6t tie crowd. _ On the vth of September, the Eleonore privateer belongintto St. Malo, captain Sauveur,fitted out by Mr.Surcouf captured upon the English coast, two vessels, - one of whicli . is supposed to worth 300,000 francs; and has reached Roscoff. The other, it is -thought, has got into Brest. They had both sailed from England, and were bound to Ireland. The letters front Vienna of the ith of September men tityri, -- that the Prince Primate of Hungary, Arch bishop. of Wurtz, and brother to the Empress, died on the,2d inst. of a putrid fever, which he caught at Comorri:.••That plate being very unhealthy, ae Em. peror of Austria has quitted it and-gone to Totis i , where he now resides at .a country seat belonging to. Count Esterhazy. SEPT. t g —The last letters from Dieppe mention, that ,thy Capt. Antoni Balidar, of the Pour voyeur privateer, which was fitted out at' that port by ' Mr. Clitenouille, Senior, attacked, and after an obstiz nate - a&ion, boarded and captured the John Bull English cutter, mounting to carronades. The vri `vateer and her prize came into port with the tide.-4- In this action Capt'Balidad had to 'regret only one man killed. The English had 14 men killed or wounded. Captain Balidar •was well supported by I his crew.:..: •: • • - ;- The Hebe privateer, of Antwerp, captured, on the 60 o thi4 month, dt'lring the night,. and in the midst of an English squadron, nine leagues from the Texel, the Fortune, Hanoverian Vessel, Captain John Hendrick, bound from London to - the island of Heltoland, laden. with' indigo, muslins, and other valuable g00d3.-4- - (quzette de France.) - VIE NA, 7.—The Duke o(. Auerstadt has issued a Proclamation, in which he says that-all those ' who - shall keep up V any dangerous correspondence with the Austrian army, or wltp_ shall send to it provisions, artns, stores', or any recruits raised in the:countries occupied by the French' armies, shall be consideted.a4 traitors, and punished as sUch. The folloWing Proclamation has been':iubt pub• lished and Stack up : • 4 : Am - eat number of arms has been found buried under ground near this capital ; ten thousand muskets have tien seized just as they were entering Presburg) several 'millions of florins wore hid at the`titne that the French entered .Vienna ; ih . cy . have been diSco vered and-seized. Several millions of bank notes, and a great number of bills belonging to the Austrian G ov erntii en t:, bidden in different places. - His Majesty beittg'desi4f)us-of-rewarding those who. help to make ,such discoveries, -grants the quarter of the value of the thing found to whoever shall cause to be discovered either muskets or.warlike stores, sold Biers' clothing, bank notes, money, or claims belong ing 'to the Austrian- Government. These declara tlolllllily be made in writing or-by word of mouth, eit,lo to the Intendant Generat, or even to the Go veinori of provinces, or, ..in fine,. to any French Agent. 44 At the head-quarters-of Schoenbrunn, the 7th of September, 1 sug. ' ‘,‘ 'ElieTriuce of Neufchatel, Vice-Constable, Ma . jor-Generl of the Army. " ALEXANDER." SErr. 9.—A deputation from Gallicia had, on tho 3d of ibis month, their first audiencebf the Emperor Napoleon. It consists of Count Ignatius Potocki, General Bionikowski, and Count Thadoeus Mathu. sowiez. - Gen. Bronikowski received from his Im perial, Majesty. the insignia of the Legion of Honour. Prince Poniatowbki, Comniancier.in Chief,of the Po. lisle army .in Gallicia, sends every day, by . anestafette, his reports to the Prince. of Isteachatel k Major 7 Gene- ral of the grand army: This Prince transmits to him direct: the orders of :the' . Emperor. The Harvest is.: very good in Ps land.. ‘ • , . They write from Kl s atian in' Bohemia, that all the inhabitants of that country who have horses,' have ; been - ordered to bring them to the head-quarters for the service of the army, under the pealty of a fine of crowns; and of,as many strokes of a stick. The tespusltion of oxen has been suspended; but the troops continue, tO,the great.cletriment of the farmers, - to carry off the hay and oats,. Ail these.prep - rationt spread great nneasiness. The search that has been rnede:for papers ;n, the archiver, of 'all the Austrian chanceries Lis proded a-- great sensation in Vietina. This measure, .which wzs adVised by pradence, has been justified. b', the r;:st4lF,. l It was -aft,er the seizure made at the bole that the:Be * papers wereexamined,:that the Major,!Gerferars el:striation of the 7th of Sept. was issued. , Tne;el . - habitants continue to pay ibe contributions' tie town, and itis said that the amount of rt niains to be acquitted. will be faised by nicon . s . cat tax: ~,,.t